Accordingly, the XSLT rule ..is to save all whitespace unless the
stylesheet says to strip it,
Note though that that's the XSLT 1 rule, the rule got changed for XSLT2
in that it does strip by default white space from element content
specified in a dtd or schema (if the parser chose to read the dtd or
schema which is an aspect out of control of the stylesheet).
David
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